Electronic and Postal Communications (Radio communications and Frequency Spectrum) G.N. No. 424 (contd) (a) (b) communication system of any Armed Forces; or the efficient and convenient working or maintenance of any other station or network or telecommunication system or service licenced by the Authority. (2) A licensee shall cease to operate his station or network and shall take any other immediate action when it has been informed by the Authority that the working of its station or wireless network causes interference to other networks or stations. (3) A licensee shall, where so directed by the Authority in writing, cease to operate any or all of the equipment comprised in its station ornetwork for such period of time as may be required by the Authority for the purpose of investigation and resolution of interference to radiocommunication. (4) A licensee shall screen or isolate all parts of the station or apparatus which may be dangerous so as to ensure safety of radio-communication operators. Inspection, examination or test of station or network 10.-(1) Any authorised officer shall be entitled, to enter into any building, premises, compound or other place, vehicle, vessel or aircraft where a station or wireless network is installed, or is being installed and may inspect, examine or test any equipment comprised therein. (2) The owner or occupier of such building, premises, compound or other place, vehicle, vessel or aircraft shall allow an authorised officer to enter therein and inspect such station or network or equipment. Inspection of licence, search or ceasure of radiocommunication equipment 11.-(1) Any authorised officer, on his own or in accompany of apolice officer shall be entitled, upon production of proof of identity, to examine the licence of a station or network or, if it is not immediately available, require its production at the office of the Authority or a named police station within twenty four hours. (2) Any authorised officer accompanied by a police officer 132